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  • The Colorado River of Texas
    The Colorado River of Texas flows nearly due southeast through some of the most storied lands in Texas history. One of relatively few sources of fresh water in this dry region, the Colorado River was the home of the earliest Native American tribes in Texas.
  • Uniquely Austin: Six Attractions You Shouldn't Miss
    Austin is a world-class city, filled with things to see and do whether you’re a long-time native or a first-time visitor.
  • Star of Texas Rodeo: Austin's Cowboy History Comes to Life
    Showcasing Austin’s proud tradition of rodeo, the Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo has been in existence since 1938. Originally known as the Travis County Baby Beef Show and held just opposite the Texas state capital building
  • Lighting Up the Holiday Season with the Trail of Lights
    No matter where you live, nothing says Christmas like Christmas lights. The second December begins the lights are lit in homes and malls throughout the country. Hours are spent perfecting the lines of sparkling color as they cover eaves, gables, gutters and trees.
  • Golfing Retreats in the Southwest
    Austin has joined the ranks of many of the country’s favorite resort destinations with its ever-increasing number of fabulous golf retreats. Over the past 5 years, more than 25 percent of new golf courses built have been located in the Austin area.
  • Cycling in Lance’s Hometown
    Austin is home to cycling’s best-known figure, Lance Armstrong. The seven-time winner of the Tour de France maintains a home in the city and is among the many cyclers who enjoy the riding the streets and trails of the area.
  • A Concise History of Austin, Texas
    Long before Austin became the bustling city that we see today, it was a popular hunting and fishing area for many of the regional Native American tribes. Nomadic tribes, such as the Apache, Tonkawa and Comanche, made camp in the area and took advantage of the vast natural resources for their survival.



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